The next morning, Hiromi and Enoshima return to Japan. Enoshima tells Hiromi that his grandfather has gone to the island to check on his health, and Hiromi says that he's not sure if his grandfather's symptoms will return. He also says that Enoshima's wounds are so bad that they're causing him to lose consciousness. Hiromi doesn't want to tell Enoshima that, but he does want to know where his grandfather is. He's also worried about the wound on his arm, and he wonders if it's the same one that Hiromi's grandfather got. He wonders if he can leave Enoshima alone, too, and if it might be easier for him to be away from the house now that the old man of the house is gone. He asks Enoshima to keep a close eye on Enoshima, because he has been watching over Enoshima for a long time. He wants to know if Enoshima is feeling better, or if she's just feeling better. He says that she is, but that he can't tell if she feels better or not. He thinks that she'll be better if he keeps a little distance away from her, and that's what he'll do. When Enoshima asks if he feels better, he says that it depends on how much he drinks. He drinks too much, and when he drinks too little, he feels worse.